Rotric Constructions was engaged to deliver the extension of Lakeside Golf Club, inclusive of new bistro. In line with quality measures, the sandstone was a select grade from Gosford quarries.

A complex element to the project included the structural steel support for the raked ceiling. Decor perforated plasterboard system was installed throughout the entire ceiling. The design allowed for rectangle perforations to be used in a continuous pattern to achieve a seamless and harmonious look. This system served as a noise absorber, creating the perfect acoustics to accommodate for the large seating area. Another complex element delivered included the additional support required for the lighting feature.

Due to the outbreak of Covid-19, health and safety measures on site were heightened. This required a reconfiguration of trades in order to limit the number of people on site as per government regulations. We managed to deliver the project successfully to meet the client’s satisfaction, within the agreed time frame.

Rotric Constructions was engaged under a Construction Management contract to deliver the construction of a new bar, lounge and gaming area, TAB, outdoor gaming area, new stairs and amenities at Chatswood RSL Club. Works also included a roof opening to the new outdoor gaming area. We rose to the challenge to keep the club free from any rain or water damage prior to the installation of louvres through our detailed construction methodology. The construction of the void was completed prior to the removal of the roof opening. A temporary roof structure was also constructed upon removal of the roof opening.

The project was delivered in 4 stages. A key deliverable was to ensure there was no disruption to ongoing operations.

Towards the tail end of the Project, Covid-19 unfolded. We adapted to the current climate and client’s needs promptly. This saw a need to reconfigure the floor space to comply with social distancing measures.

We delivered this memorable project on time, within budget and to a high standard.

Rotric Constructions was engaged under a Design & Construct contract to complete the construction of additional carpark levels for a multi-deck carpark at Wests League Club. The Project included a new lift shaft and new lift.

A key deliverable was to ensure the carpark was fully operational whilst construction was in progress. We installed approximately 1800m3 of concrete. Works tracked as planned, with our team utilising our structural expertise and technical capability to collaborate on a rather complex project.

It was a requirement to also ensure there was no disruption to those wanting to utilise both the club’s facilities and the home ground of West Tigers. Continuous access to the carpark was achieved throughout construction of the project with 0 safety incidents.

Rotric Constructions was engaged by Curtin Architects to expand Lithgow Workmen’s Club’s offerings in the form of the construction of a new modern boutique 36 room motel and extensive refurbishment of the existing premises.

With the varying experiences offered by the geographical location, Lithgow Workmen’s Club sought to align with Lithgow as a brand destination by capitalising upon the Club’s strategic position. With the end product producing this award winning accommodation premises catering to the increasing demand of tourists. The internal refurbishment utilised high-end finishes to create a first class dining and entertainment space. This includes a new motel link walkway, auditorium, restaurant, kitchen, storage facilities, leisure areas and bathrooms. Landscaping and a new carpark was also constructed.

A challenge faced during the course of the project was inclement weather conditions, particularly the downfall of snow. Due to the impact on deliveries and procedure of works, Rotric Constructions ensured for proactive planning, methodology and logistics. Rotric Constructions also identified 2 existing power poles being within close proximity to the new proposed building footprint, therefore encroaching safe clearances. We communicated with and coordinated Endeavour Energy to relocate the power lines across the road; managing to maintain a safe working environment whilst successfully delivering the project by the projected timeframe.

Rotric Constructions was engaged to add a new extension to Guildford Leagues Club to house the new Hibachi Dining restaurant. We are proud to be a part of the ever-changing Club landscape, helping the venue position themselves as a leading dining venue in the industry. This has seen the restaurant make the final spot for the Restaurant and Catering Awards for Excellence.

The Project involved a new state of the art kitchen, exposed wood-fired pizza oven and indoor dining area. The inviting space features mosaic tiling, feature mosaic wall art, banquette seating and added warmth through flooring and ceiling finishes.

Our team kept the club fully functional, delivering a high quality product whilst working in a live environment.

Rotric Constructions secured the outdoor extension project and upgrade of the front façade at Guildford Leagues Club.

The Client wanted the external structure of the club to flow on seamlessly with the other internal upgrades. As part of this process, they wanted to create a strong presence from the outset with new branding and signage typography. The upgrade of the front façade encompassed sandstone walls and new Guildford Leagues Club trespa clad signage. We visited the quarry numerous times to ensure the sandstone selected was of the highest quality. The works also consisted of the installation of new handrails, accessible ramp and landscaping, with our team particularly sensitive to the surrounding environment, especially the safety of oncoming pedestrians.

Rotric Constructions as part of the new Outdoor Extension Project, constructed a new amenities building, bowler’s lounge, outdoor gaming and new courtyard. The Club desired to increase their social offering, with added snooker tables and an open communal space. The outdoor gaming area features a central garden bed with louvers above, allowing for weather exposure so as to create a natural setting. A green vertical wall was also installed with live shrubs, with much of the space open to the outdoors. Due to this, a marine carpet was selected to absorb any rain or unpleasant conditions.

We fast tracked these works by delivering it on a construction management basis, whilst maintaining a high level quality of finishes. The finished product has seen a steady, loyal clientele base and the rise of new clientele.

Rotric Constructions secured the Guildford Leagues Club Masterplan Project, which saw us redeveloping the Club’s premises as part of maximising their offerings to valued and prospective clientele.

The Project commenced in stages and comprised of the construction of new club extensions, new outdoor kitchen and leisure area, children’s play area, refurbishment of new gaming area, bar, kitchen, servery, café and amenities. Works also included the refurbishment of the reception, new sandstone front façade and external blade wall.

We commenced with the Ground Floor Gaming Refurbishment. The brief was to create more ambience and revamp the gaming area. This included a new cashier’s desk, gaming machines, sitting area and toilets. Our team installed suspended joinery feature ceiling coffers with designer lamps for character and sophistication. A black finish to the ceilings was added to achieve a floating look of the ceiling coffers. Increasing privacy measures was important for the comfort of clientele, so we built in privacy screens with a geometric design joinery feature to achieve this.

A challenge throughout the works included the logistics of piling the machines whilst the club was still operational. We had to drill 76 holes for the new concrete slab prior to the delivery of the gaming machines with no distraction to the surrounding environment.

Our team delivered the project on a tight timeframe without any interference to the venue’s operations, with the upgrade bringing in significant increased clientele for the Club, seeing an excellent return on investment.

Rotric Constructions was engaged by Global Projects to extend Chatswood RSL Club’s first floor and convert the roof top space into offices. The challenge was to relocate the staff from the existing offices and increase the existing gaming areas of the Club due to demand. Works consisted of the installation of structural steel beams and columns, external façade, wall cladding, new windows, block and brickwork. As well as completing an internal fitout of the new extension space.

We ensured operations and keeping the Mechanical Plant on the roof top live was a critical factor in this Project, we delivered on this keeping both spaces fully operational and live throughout the project, implementing complex procedures to achieve this. Waterproofing was another critical item that had to be carefully and strategically undertaken. As part of the internal refurbishment, we delivered a new Asian themed restaurant ‘Wok n Wagyu’ with Feng Shui design characteristics, as well as bar, amenities and outdoor gaming area. A new carpark and pedestrian walkways were also constructed.